Data that arrives with a page request

Standard website delivery may create records containing an IP address, browser type, device information, requested URL, date, time, referring page and basic error details. Such information can help load pages, diagnose technical faults, protect normal operation and understand whether content works on different devices.

Data created only when you contact us

Data may be used to operate and secure the website, display requested pages, investigate failures, correct published content, improve mobile readability, respond to appropriate enquiries and meet applicable obligations. Contact messages are not used to provide gaming, account or transaction services.

The limited purposes attached to each category

The site may use cookies or similar storage for preferences, security, session functions and basic performance measurement. Some items may disappear when the browser closes, while others can remain for a defined period. The exact storage depends on the device, browser and features used.

Browser storage under visitor control

Links may lead to destinations operated by other organisations. Once another page opens, its owner may process information under its own privacy notice, cookie settings, account terms and legal requirements. This website does not control how an external service handles registration, login, payments or identity checks.

Review the complete address before entering personal details. Read the destination’s privacy information and approve only permissions required for the task. Closing this guide does not delete information already submitted to another service.

The point where an external policy takes over

Information should be kept only as long as reasonably required for its original purpose, website security, dispute handling or applicable obligations. Retention periods can differ for contact messages, technical records and backups. Data no longer needed should be deleted or made non-identifying where reasonably possible.

Reasonable measures may reduce unauthorised access, loss or misuse, but no internet transmission or storage method can be guaranteed completely secure. Visitors should protect their own devices, email accounts and credentials and avoid sending sensitive information through ordinary email.

Retention follows purpose, not convenience

Depending on applicable law and the data involved, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction or objection. A request should identify the relevant interaction without including extra private information. Some records may need to remain where retention is required for security or legal reasons.

Security reduces risk but cannot erase it

This WW1 Game Privacy Policy may be updated when site features, publishing practices or applicable requirements change. The version displayed here applies from its publication or latest revision. Review the page periodically if you continue using the website.

Privacy questions concerning this guide can be sent to [email protected]. Do not use this address for passwords, OTP codes, identity verification or private transaction disputes.

Requests, choices and policy revisions

Public navigation data helps pages load. Editorial contact data helps investigate a report. Private account data belongs only in a recognised secure account process. Mixing those zones creates unnecessary exposure. A broken-page report needs a URL and technical description, not a password, OTP, payment credential or identity document.